This descriptive study was conducted with the objective of studying perceived self-care demand and 3.6) I self-care behavior of HIV positive people with healthy condition and the correlations between perceived 3.4) I self-care demand and self-care behavior of HIV positive people with healthy condition by using Orem's self-care theory as the conceptual framework for the study. The sample group was composed of 114 HIV positive persons treated at Napa Clinic, Udonthani Hospital selected by purposive sampling. Data was I collected by using questionnaires and data was analyzed by using descriptive statistics and inferential awa i%p1-11w8 a ratio of 2.2:l aged 35-44 years who had beewdiagnosed with HIV for 9 to 12 years. Furthermore, the sample group was found to have good perceived self-care demand (M=38.5, SD=.68). When categorized statistics with Spearman's rank correlation coefficienp. According to the findings, most of the sample group was composed of more females than males at by individual aspects, self-care behavior concerned with daily life, self-care behavior concerned with roles and duties and self-care behavior as necessar?, for HIV positive persons were also regularly performed (M=49.5, SD=1.05M=20.3, SD=1.08 M=41.2,SD=I .94, respectively). According to the analysis with Spearman's rank correlation coefficient, the perceived self-care demand of the sample group in the present study was not correlated with self-care behavior.